Ask a chat model for SEO advice and you get a confident paragraph that changes every time you ask. You cannot tell which finding came from which check, or whether the same input would produce the same answer. An audit you cannot reproduce is an opinion with formatting.
SEOAudit runs a deterministic on-page scan where ten named rules tag every result, so the output is reproducible rather than just chat.
30-second takeaway
- A ranked fix list is only useful if you can re-run it and get the same findings.
- Named rule tags make each result traceable to a specific on-page check.
- The scan reads the page or copy you provide; it does not audit your whole site.
Why chat output is a poor audit
A free-form answer blends observation and suggestion into one block of prose, so you cannot prioritize or verify a finding. SEOAudit runs a deterministic on-page scan with ten named rules, including title, meta, H1, image alt, internal links, canonical, viewport, Open Graph, and structured data, and tags every result to the rule that produced it.
Why ranked fixes matter more than a score
A long list of issues is still a list someone has to triage. After the scan, SEOAudit does an impact analysis in plain English and produces a ranked top-fixes report, so the first item is the one worth doing first. Reproducible rule tags and saved history let you fix, re-run, and see which findings cleared.
What the tool does
You paste your homepage HTML or on-page copy. SEOAudit runs a deterministic on-page scan across ten named rules, adds an impact analysis in plain English, and returns a ranked top-fixes report where every result carries a rule tag; saved history lets you compare runs. The same input produces tagged, reproducible findings. Open SEOAudit and try it.
FAQ
What do I paste?
Your homepage HTML or on-page copy. The audit reads what you provide.
Does it crawl my whole site or cover off-page SEO?
No. Use qualified human review instead — it focuses on the page (or copy) you provide. It does not crawl other pages, and broader strategy still needs a person.
Why ten rules?
Each named rule tags its own findings, which makes the output reproducible instead of a free-form answer.
Author's Process
I built this with AI coding tools. The value is the fast scan-and-recheck loop, not another dashboard.
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